What can’t dogs eat? If you ignore these five points, you will definitely be raising them to death!

As a qualified shoveler, we all know to give dogs a healthy diet. However, many poop shovelers have a misunderstanding, that is, as long as people eat it, there will be no problem for dogs to eat it. The answer is wrong!

For example, some human food is harmful to dogs and may even endanger their lives. In this article, we will tell you some common foods that dogs cannot eat.

1. Chocolate and cocoa products

Chocolate contains cocoa alkali, which is toxic to the dog's nervous system and heart. Intake of chocolate can lead to symptoms of poisoning, including vomiting, diarrhea, rapid heartbeat and even death. Therefore, never let your dog touch chocolate or anything containing cocoa.

2. Onion and garlic

The sulfide components in onion and garlic can damage the red blood cells in dogs, causing anemia and other health problems. Even small amounts of onions or garlic can cause damage to your dog, so avoid these seasonings when cooking food.

III. Fat and greasy foods

Fried foods and high-fat foods are very unhealthy to the dog's gastrointestinal tract and are prone to pancreatitis, obesity and gastrointestinal discomfort. Please avoid feeding leftovers or greasy food to your dog to maintain a healthy weight and digestive system.

4. Bones and bone fragments

It is very dangerous to feed dogs chicken bones, fish bones, etc. These bones are prone to asphyxiation, gastrointestinal trauma and obstruction, and may require emergency surgical intervention. To avoid accidents, it is best not to provide any form of bone to the dog.

V. Human medicines

Dogs are very sensitive to many human medicines, including over-the-counter and prescription drugs. Misuse of human medications for dogs can lead to serious health problems and even death. Be sure to store medications in a place that your pet cannot reach and consult a veterinarian if you encounter a dog that needs medication.